THE AMERICAN
Butler, Pa. Wednesday, Nov. 29,'865
Fur the Citizen.
MB. EDITOR: —I have read with Borne
surprise aud much interest, the coiuruuni
cation of the Trustees of the Academy in
reference to the present situation of that
institution, as well as the mode they sug
t<tstof disposing of it. l"'or my part, I
ttuinotsce the propriety of donating the
whole SUM to one Literary Institution,
thus leaving others, as we think equally
■meritorious out "in, the cold." Private
enterprise has maintained High schools
in various par s of the county, and I can
nee no reason why a school in the borough
of Butler should have any more claim to
favored treatment than any other. Cer
tainly there are other localities which can
offer some inducement to student*, or at
least to parents and guardians that I Sutler
c.mfiot offer. In this place, for instance,
there is no reason why a parent would
not feel more safe in sending a child freni
home to school than to your town. It is
true, you have churches, and clergymen
aud. I suppose elders ana leaders, all of
which arc very good, but in looking
over the list of applications foi the
Hale of intoxicating drinks. I see a
large number of the different kinds in
your town, I have noticed during court
weeks too, the drunkenness aud blasphe
my consequent upon such a state of tilings.
Now, it may be that the religious part
of your community cannot help this, but
we do think that until they can show Ui
» better state of tilings, they have no
right to ask the appropriation of the
whole Academy fund. For one, I would
like to see the fund kept together and
used in some charitable enterprise, but if
this cannot lie done, I would suggest
that it be equally divided between the va
rious high schools of the county. Is there
anything unfair in this? Let us all hope
that, without selfishness on the part of
nny, this matter may be settled in favor
of justice and humanity.
Yours truly,
OB3EKVF.R.
llarrisvillc' Nov. 25, I*o3
What ls»S(atc?
Whatev«>r the differences of pliyluso
phy in the various views entertaiued of
lbe present relation of the lute rebel
•States to the Union, there arc praetical
* ly but two radically different opinions:
one that of the late rebels* themselves and j
the Northern Copperhead*, which is, I
that the rebels in certain States having j
laid down their arms the States are by !
, that fact restored to all their former)
rights and privileges in the Union; and j
the other that of the President and loyal
men in ;.!1 the States, which is that they j
<"in resume their aucic'nt position only' by !
the consent of the Government and upon |
such terms as it may impose. The grounds j
upon which this lalter view is held are j
very many and even conflicting. But it j
would be difficult to find a clearer or |
stronger statement of one view than the j
one we *iilijoin:
A people touvinff a government is, so !
long as it Continues to have it, that kind I
of body politic which we call a State. So j
long, and no longer, otie yeai; or a thou- I
sand years. While Home had such Home j
was a State, and Poland, and Algiers, and |
Naples, and Mexico of the Montexumas. j
iilid I'cru of the Incus; but losing their
governments Peru and Mexico been me
possessions of Spain, and Naples of \ ic
tor Knianuel, and Algiers of France, and
I'oland of the partitioning powers, and
Home of the hundred nations and tribes
that broke through her barriers. If the
hind they stood on had teen submerged I
i i the sea, those states would not have |
been mora effectually destroyed than they j
were when their governments were over
whelmed by fon quest.
' Ou the other hand, the Old Thirteen
were mere colonics until they acquired
governments, then they became Suites,
and finally ratified the Constitution, States
in the Ulion. tSo all the new accessions
except Texas were first Territories, then
States, then, on admission, States in the
Union, dust as well call a clock-case
which never had machinery in it, or Irom
which the machinery has been removed,
a clock, as a people which never had a
government, or whose government has :
been destroyed, a State. To do so issitn- j
ply to change definition?. Land rising !
ten thousand feet above all other lands
around is a moun a!n Who, if it were!
to sink, leaving a lake in its place, would i
call it a mountain still ?
in the Union differ from States j
<iut of it, only in certain relations they
bear to each other. These relations ccas j
ing iu fact as to any one or more States, I
difference in fact ceases also, and j
such States are out of the Union. No
<loubt we lawyers often say very pretty
things, and poetical too, ab»ut matters
which have ceased in reality to exist, as ;
Oil existing in contemplation <j/ lute ; aud '
the uniuitiated think we uicau somctliihg, [
they not reflecting that law is not an in
telligent being, but a mere mandate issued I
by supreme authority, and therefore can
never ooutemplate at all, though those 1
who admiuister or talk about it may.— j
Say, then, that the law contemplates or j
not what we will, if there be no govern
ment in fact, there is in fact no State, or
where there arc in fact no relations of
unity there is in fact no union.
" " Five years ago. then South Caro'ina
was a State in the Union. By force, and
not by any cunning arrangements of the
alphabet, she broke up these relations,
•one aud all, expelled every officer, over
threw every law, seized every fort, and
excluded every vessel of tho United |
States. The other teti did substantially
the.same. Conteuipletiou of law! The
fact of a union between them and the
United States was as untrue us between
—nay, more untrue—than between Jap
an and the United States. Not only was
there total separation, but that separation
was guarded by three hundred thousand
men under arms. To call that union is
simply to defy dictionary and common
sense.
"But eleven remained still States, for
♦bey maintained their respective govern
ments. Fort» At length that
k»og lino of aruied exterior was, as fieM
? after fiuM was lost. drum tack, aud ?>tato
after State overrun, *heir f»overnmn3ta
destroyed, their Uw* annulled, court*
closed, and functiooaries displaced, and
generals aud soldiers tiispeused martial
law alone under authority of the United
States. Not a State government trns
left any more than af;ef the fall of Al
giers there was au Alatriue government,
or after that of K'ug Jombo a Nepolitan
government. Tboec spaces,
once States, are now i»>sse3iions of the
Uflitcd States, won btj conquest and held
by the sword.
"It is only to .SVo'S in the Union '-hat
the United Suites, ire tJ guarantee a
republican form of government. Thc>*
are not in but only It'ljiirj to the Union as
Utah belongs hi it. And when or wheth
er they sh-ill become States in the Union
is juntas much in di cretion as when or
whether Utah sholl jecwuie such.
"Congress lias n ur created nor at
tempted to create a tat«' even on our own
territory. That is tie work of the peo
ple. Congress can >tily 'admit' State-i al
ready existing. T nnessec I suppose to
be such an inchooU Stale, as Cali
fornia, and Michigan and all the oUier
new States were »u> h. having formed gov
nuicnts in fact on lationil territory bv
national suffercne' When admitted,
this sufferance harxuna into a title good
against the United States in all circum
stances except disunion by force. In
war, the grand a sain of nations, munici
pal law furnishes m rule and the utr >i,-
gest take the Verdi , and the van juished
are at mercy, with ot a right oil earth
except rights to the vtsdoui and humanity
of the victors.
' That is the con' tion of all the elev
en now. And the t hole subject of whit
is wise and what is humane is as much
open in regard to tl mi as is the question
of what is wise add humane in regard to
the District of (Vlu ibia, where Congress
has power of exdii'fvo legislation in all
cafes whatsoever, liaitcd only by amend
ments to the Constitution.
• "These things beijig so, then.
<l l. The StitOH iliftt reni iueJ loyal arc
the whole United Sitss.
'*2. The CuiHtititidual Aincndment
1 3. Considering (he extent of'llieL'hion
majority in both noises of Congress ami
the like majority in nearly every State
Legislature, tlieir flioulil lie instant nc
tion toward otliei amendments whereby
distinction of raso before thu law, and
before all laws, may be obliterated, the
anomalies in tlu present system of rep
re-entation comotod, and Home older and
some limits inipise 1 on militnry courts.
"Xo more inijortant subjects iban these
are likely soon tiarise, nor a better time
to dispose of them will soon to occur."—
Harper's UVc/iVy.
M A I| ill 111.
On WedMesdav 111* '-'»tli lust .at I'r »*|>eet. l»v Rev.
A II V.':iter«. Mr. Jr •• M«*wjrt and Mias «\da A
youngest d.iugliter of'tin* Ito If' M. J- Heck, of
pa.
On the '23 d inst - . Nt ■» wn f»altl *nc" I»\* the Rev
Wm i' Preaden. Mr • ii r nfcali tigtos
tp . Mid Mlm Naomi M'« .iudlee-» of Concord tp..
Cutler county, Ifm.
At the mmr Hm*n >1 | a«-c bv (!•.»• jtanie.Mr M:>tth
rw \V;iniiah nnd Mil* A nny Miller, both of Maah
lownihip, B«M«i im
. i) i i:i>t
At his - utler count '. «>f
Chronic jlv*|«'psv .•< M'.viu lt« the thir
'y-lifih year «»l .il» at e
Hark.nhotl er d« i>. rt* «l
To the r alms ' ( J»od
U„t mn«t «»«» «tlll end
Unowlnjjtruly. *;< tl U l.ove
lie has eone ;i no" > Vr t ler
l.< ft bis wife :m«l ■•htjtlr'Mi d»*nr.
Ami - .v«* trnwt I '« ' -»w >n II aven
\\ bile we *1 "d tin- silent tear
Hi* fr»rm lies mw l.ciiflitb 'he sod,
l!nf«ide a b»- d on» »efor»;
\\ »• feel tbey »tb r >vitl »ur Ood,
Where paiii* iml trouble .ire Uo more.
Pttertrillt) Ivov.iW, I M. M
SPIXUB. IX
-m r g . . -i i OU<]l
oveninp. com mend ntr at
six o'clock. llrothrNi ft-om • *t»r I,.wipes are respectful
y Invited to attend. H\ •r U rof 'lie N. O.
n A.Y.M Hntlerl No 272. A. Y. M holds
iU ntftted tneet inp- mi tie Odd Fellous llnll, r>n
Main Htr.'o' Hut! ■ Pi on the Ar«t Wednes
/XS\ men»b. Pretbi n fi< m sinter
' \ Lodgta llTlflK|MNitfilll] r *»t •• tonttend. I
lly order c 112 the W. M.
Hnlb
Tlif Xsson Si- llamlluCnbii>«'t Orennx,
f»rty dlti>if«int ht\ leu. aAiptv I i >|i<m l a-rl uiiar mu*
sic. f.ir!*t to| -)i each. TIIiRV) ri\» Gtlldl or ML.
VKR MIDAIR, or other drat pr»tnium< vr trtlej them,
ll'nti-nf.-d l*Ul -Ifnes tree Sd<tjre>«. Mv-)\ k HAM
LIN, IloaTon. <# M ABON Bh »TIHUUS, V.v V »n.
Nov. lut, ly.
TO FT 112 KH*
OUFFKKERB WITH COKSI MITIOX Vstbiun I?ron-
O chitl". or any <M»caxeof tb«.< Thnstt «» Lungs, will l>o
; cheerfully furni!«bed, withosl charge, with the reined} by i
the nae »112 which the llev. KdwarJ A. W iU ti «.f Will- I
lanuburg. N«» w Vt-rk. wall ipkM«ly vet.t >r.-.l te health, 112
i after naving KUfVefwl se»#ai >«ars with Aiai 4>-;<d di»-
I ease, ('onsQinption. To C#»su'u , ,v« *ir ciern,this rem- '
ely ia worthy of an imin«l> tf» >d. ' • will Lt noth
[ Inp, and may be the inn- of th « |»- Awt f«aoration.
i Thnso desiring the s-m» v, ill p|. > » atbin-n |> y kD
-1 WARD A W1 LSON, si 46> y $ f * Rr '*T>-"iri:e T
| Wlliiamsbmg, Kings C maty, N«» 112 jrk.
| Angnat 16/ rot;
To I>euul« ar«lN
oil) uoctoii wt u *■* nßUNitiu#;-
Cllßif, permanently erßtfr-ate# ti it&ft* for strofcifcfak
and cures the worst ca*>4 <f di tike tineas !n l«i than
eight week*.
Thousands of reJjanne-fineb' >w li?e toHessth*
day they werefortanate U r unienca th« u>e of
this valuable remedy. Iv • *o >. iljra a packs*, i
Mailed to any addre*«en r o.»t • an Order l>4 '
JAMES BUTLEU 440 liroad-Xt iv YcrlcJ
-«g fr United *ttcs.
Aug. lfl, 18G5, *-w.
«»f tbeCiTix**, Pear Ur: With j. if per
mission, 1 wish to say to tlie renderijnf your panel that
.
Recipe, with full dimtMlf r niaWl ig an I using i „;' n ,
pie Vegetable Balm. lbs* will effect idly reiaovs, ii ten
days, Pimples, Bb-tel. as. Tan, Pn-ckh* and all Mpuri
tlesof the fckin, lsavi njtite name sdt. clear, snto.A mid
beautiful.
1 will also mail free to (hose h»v** Bald //eadi, nr
Bare shnple direct! >ns and InTirnation that will
enable them to sUrt afu l growth »| Luxuriant lair
Whiskers, or a in less thfti :birty •!»>§. '
All applications an«w*red by mail wit&out
charge. - Bepertfs.ly voum, .
TUul V. CM Af ■ A.V, Cite mist,
N0v.20, «6.—3m. Bai Yoit.
Co9MTM*TiYESt-The underdgied paving
re«tore»i to be-.ilth in a !»♦ weeka l»y . vwy ample reme
dy, after h»ving sufferel uncial veir, wih a aeajre
lung affection, and that tread dinea*., v'on<imption«-ls
anxious to make known|u bUCslloa rftereit the metoo
of cure. I /
To all who desire' lt, hjwill Kes<l a topy <4 the pr?s
ciiption Used, [frceuf ilarge], siitlj t l4 Ur
piepai inijc and Msiugtbekune, which thy will|o.] uttr€
CU|« for CoN-fVXIPTIOX f\ ii if A, BRuAcNillia Cotf»«S,
Colds, etc TltH'.nly <>|ect o| theadvi ti«er * sendi|g
the prescription is to bevfft theatHo ul and<irsad h
torniatiou which bo coi*iv«M to be iualual,f. and Is
hope* every wilMry his remcdj, aa it i*t the»i
uotbiug. and may proVe I blessing.
1 I'artUrs wishing the piteription, wilLdease srMress
RatV-BW 'ABB IL»#», i
i filuiuabuig.logtf l-.Bi.tr.
I A'ev, 28, '6&—3m. j New^ol-k.
M r|j Cow. 1
Broke loin tl*e enclujre i ' the ln ln
Waauiouton In., ilor aliout ttJ satb d iicio
l>« lit*, a dart-red tJ, aupnard tiifce all it unn
Miira old lon Sprl»«. ho otbet mul, perrfirable
lur owner Udcaired li'otne. [>ruve'i>ropert\ mt
rbaraei ani tak- her «fav Will i, aii
|io«e4 or •baardinu to r<
>«T. IWS. i I Mmrt^JrVitßirtv
HAVE YO TJ SEEX
THE NfiW
PORCELUN PICTURE.
Jtut being now In New York ard Phila
delphia. Mr Unaelton would reapftntftilly Inform the
public that lie I* prepared to take thla new style
PORCELIAN PICTURE,
from the SFC&LLxsT up to the EIOHT BT-TIJ» FRAME
Fersona writhing a Handeome Picture, will cer
tflnly not fall to in fur the PufiCLLIAN PICTUKK.
as t bey are the
Finest Picture
that baa ever been nrenyht before the public.
1 iini alio pr**p;tlred to make
PIIOTOUHIPIIN,
AMU KOTVKIN, A
FERBEOTYPES,
on the short«»*t panicle notice Remember the place
to get the new P.JItCELIAN Picture, is at
lI.C'.IIUKEI/rOV.H (ai.LEKV,
nn the corner of Main and rs»u .Street*, opposite
Weber k Troutman's Store lintier. Pa.
COM E'J ITION DEFIE !>•
4-J- Call and examine i peel men*. -ft*
PROSPECTUS FOR 18G(i
THE LIBH FRIEND.
SI'LENDID ARItA I' OF TALENT.
In entering upon the third tear of if* exlsten-e, the
proprlm-.rs of this new m iguiih- beg lonve to c-ffor their
thank* tu the 1 ulies < 112 America for th»- liberal mppoit
already extnDdid to them. Few magazine* hare h >a-t
--el during their ttc-md year ofa list of ueurljr twenty
tiro thousand name*.
Tho LM.Y'H Fan ND will continue to devote ns hereto
fore to Ch-i<e Literature ami the Illustrations «.f tli"
Fashions. It will ronfain the Intent pattern* of ( 1 mks,
Caps, l!onn**t«, Hoad Uicasses, Fancy Woik, Embroidery
See., with Jtoceipts, Music, and otlier matters interesting
to 1 tdles. The Mu «ie alone is worth m >re than the cost
of the whole magazine, the pieces being •elected by
Prof, tiotac from the cap e iotn repository of that widely
knowu and •*. tor prising firm, Movsrs. Lee & Walker.
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS.
A beau If il Steel Fancy Engraving anil a Super!) (Col
ored Steel Fashion Plate will illustrate every number;
hoside* well executed Wood ' uts. illustrative of the
Fashions, Fancy work, Ac., too numerous to drtail.
SEWING MACHINE I KKMII M.
Tu eit't r to citable ledic* to procure a first quality
Hewing Machine «t verv little outlay, we make (be M-
I .wttig liberal offers:—We will give one «>f Wheeler A
W ils iti's cclebreted sewing niacinnos. thole. olar pi ice
"112 wh'Chie flfty-five t olloie, on tho Itdiowhlg terilM :
I Twenty copien of the Lady's Friend one year, nu<l the
Fewiqg Mochine 170.00
2. Thirty copies one year, vud the Sewing Ma
chine *86.00
8. Forty tuple*, one year, und the hewing Ma
chine, lIDO.OO
In (he lirat «>f the abovo i-iubs, a lady can get twen'v
subscribers nt the regular price of $2 60* copy, and then
by sepding on theiii«ubseripti >ns, and tw nt<j dollart
in addition, will get a Machine that she canntft buy any
where ehe for less than fifty flv* dollars If she get*
thirty tftlbsorihers and seventy-five I olla r, she will
only have to add TK* DOLL.tUSto the amount. While
II she gets forty subscribora at the tegular price, she
will get her machine for nothing.
The magexine will bo seut t<» different post offices, If
desired. The naiues and money shoU| I he f-rwarded as
rapidly as obtained, in order that the subscribers may
begin to receive their mngasities at onee and not become
dissatisfied with the delay. W hen the whole amount of
moti'M is received the Sewing Mai bine will bo duly
The riulu may bo partly compos*! of suhjeribers to
tli* Saturday J.caiivj/ I lift, if doaired.
tf 4 • In all cases the machine sent will be regular
Hkhlifcll A WILSON'S No. 3 Midline, fold by tbcui
in New Y- ik for fifty-live dollar:* The Machine will bo
selected lit wa" the umi.itfactory in New Vo»k, boxed,
am! forw »rd»d fi te of oat, with fit exertion rf frc'y >t.
TERMS:
Our termsarelhe same its those <>f the well known
weekly paper the Saturday Kvtning I\>rl —In order tliet
the riuh* nny be made up of the paper and magazitio
conjointly wlo'iilt is muluaiieJ—and hjciui fjil :
O. e copy, one year, $2 60
Two copi" 4 00
h ur 41 •' H 00
flight copies, • »iio year, (and one to getter up of
Uiul> IH 00
Twenty 33 00
One copy off be Lady's f'rit>u<l •fid ono of the Poet, J4 00
Single number* of the Lint's Ffinxu (postage paid by
ce«M.
."übacribor* in Rriti-di North America must remit 1-
eent* in addition to the annual Huhicriptlou, aa we have
t • prepay the Ij. S. Post*ge
'i lie contcnta of the Lady'r Friend and of the I\>*t will
ill w»iym be entirely difleietit.
Ad.lr.sH ' I'KAOON" k PF.TKKSON.
Nov 2*.'.J No 319 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
,l WTklSkkbT
ATTORNEY AT I.AW,
OFFICE, 87 FIFTH ST.,
(Oppojfte ll»a Gazetfe Ouilding.)
PITTRDTKOH PK.XM'A.
"I\TII.L give prompt attention to all buslne«s Itt the
ii line of tbo Profitsainn. Includtne the eoHecilnn of
( l dm«« up mutt the Government for Dack-I'ay, liouuty,
I*nnslons. Prl*e-m mey, Ac., &c.
"Nov. ft, IHtft:-fni
Drugs ! Drugs! Drugs!
DRS.GRiHUM&HUSELTON
HA VINO purchesed the l>ru«(Btvre recently own-d
bv Pr Tt. K. Hamilton, will rorrv on fhe I>rue l»n«l
--nenn In all it« departmoni«. at theoldntan I. Boyd'a Block
Main Street Potter Pa We have constantly* on baud
nnd for sab* apnre quality of
DRUGP riiRMrPALS «nd PATNTS
OILS V 4RXIPHF.S tvf) Of.APP
WHITK LKAD.IIKI) LKAD k LTTHKRAOE
Dye-Stuffs, Glass and Putty,
TURPEXTIXE, AM) AI,CO It 01,.
LAIII). Hf II Ik NRATS-FOOT OIT.S.
liirrt.Ks, vials, a.vdcokks,
SOAP. PPONOKS 4 LAMPS
PI 11K GROUND SPICKS, 4c. *c. *c.
Also* poner.'l rarioty of
Perfumery k Toilet Articles.
V fur* nnd Llqnor* for Medical Wines for
Facramenfnl nee, furnished et cost. Physicians pre?
criptloits C'trefully compounded.
The public is respectfully Invited to call and exaniiue
our htock, we are Confident that we can sell aa reasonable
aannjr similar establishment in tJhe county.
If dr. 42 l«Rs:rly.
" I'nqnest loiinbly «iie bait; laatalned
workof the kind In the World."
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nal. It has great pow-r in the dissen ination of a lore
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The voluntas i»onnd const iUite of themselves a library
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1866.
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ces arc Concerned.
* 3STOTIOB. ~~
Wm, Wick, for use vs 11. .1. AruoM a...1 It P. Craw
ford, with notlce to David Phelps, AduiT. of 11. .1 Ar
uolddec'd.and Mary Arnold widow, lobelia 11. Arnold,
Andrew Arnold Mary Arnold and hliy.al»uh Arnold mi
nor children and legal representatives of the decedent
H. A It. M. Harper. for mo vs. 11. J. Arn »id et al with
notice. C. V No: 10, Pec Term, 1
A. Young k Co. for mo va If. J. Arnold el nl with no
tice. C I'. No. 11. Dec. Term, 1805.
Charles Collin*, for use va 11. J. Arnold.etal with notice.
C. I'. No. 12. Doc. Term, 1M65.
John Kelfv 112 .r use vh 11. I'. Crawford, et al with notice.
C. P N0.13, 18(15
John Robb, for nno ra H J Arn dd, et al \«ith*noliec.
C. P. No. 11, Dec. Term. I 4 v>.
Kallor * limpet lor tiao v§ 11. p. Arnold, et. al with
notiee. C. P. No. 15, I>oc. Term, 1H66.
Fuller icUruper, for u«" v*. 11. J. Arnold ct al. with
notice. C. P. N'. 19, Pec. Tm ro I*Bs.
Tall. Clark A Co. 112 r use vs II J. Arnold et nl with
nntf e. C. P. No. I", Dor. Term, 1806.
J. 11. Porterflold, for ine vs 11. J. Arnold et nl with
note#. C. P. No. IS. r».\ Term, 1805.
And now to wit; Sept. *7, 1806, on motion of J. V.
Painter Service ou the widow and heirs residing out
of tit* County to bo miuto I'V kho ttftial publication in
one newspaper, published in liutlur Couoty, according to
law. liy the Cour t
Uutler County ss.
Certified from the record, this 27th day of
Sept. 1805. WM. STOOPS, Proth'y.
Mary Arnold widow, Isabella It. Arn dd. AuJrew Ar
nold, Mary Arnold ami Kli'jabe'h Arn dd. will take no
tice of the above ord «r. W. 0. PUACKftNRI OQK,
Sheriff.
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Family Paper In (lie Union."
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iVer t, TSCfi
Ktraj Horse.
WAS taken up by tl»e subscriber, i Iving in Concord
Townebip, Cutler Co. Pa., on or near the fStrm of
Jui KinkaUi. i Mew Ip.. inyr alnjiit the Dth of Nov.
a medium n?r«d horse Dark Bay with face, hating
lonIon a ernd bridle ami biidle the letter*U. S. branded oa
i bfa left aboubler. The seal fnaddte bearing the follow ing
j inscription: P1««B» take tld* borae to Oil City, said
| h >r*e i« sup|)osed to be about seven years old, the owner
•• foiward, prove property j
g"n and take him away. < tLex«i*e)tf will lr»dkp<M<ed of
axordlng to law. WILLIAM McCLL ItU
Nov. 22,18<V»
TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS 11!
A General Assortment,
Wholesale & Retail
HEIIVSMAIVS.
Butler November 23,::3m 1085.
Notice in I'elltion.
Butler county, is ;
AN the matter of tbe petition of John Li*d«ey, Jd'r
of Kl.xabcth Wilnny for pay niefil of legacy. Ao.
, March tanw. 18415. U. C. A\*d now' to wit* September
30. iStift, Court J. p. Clark, Co!mnissto«.«r, to
take testimony io tbe ease. By the Court.
Certified from the Record this 18th dav of JVbvetnbOr,
A, D 1865. W. J. Vocyo,Ch»rk.
I will attend to th« dutiea of the above appoiatment
at my office, in Rutler, on Thursday Aovaoiber 30th.
1865, at one o'clock, p. m., of which .all partiwi
ted will take iK'tice J B CI.JfRK,
JYoV. 18, ISC6. fUMumissioncr:
Stray Hare.
112 iAML U>'* residence of Adam tbiis. W*»bu»gton
V' Rl out the 3o dayof October, A- W., 1855, ofie
H'a Bit fen ail AY M ARB, sopjweed to he fifteen or els.
teeo years old. Sbod all rouud, abcu' 16 hands high,
thin In fleeb Tlie owner reonoefed *0 come forward,
prove property pay cbarge.i, otberwbe she wftl bo tfia
posed of a"Ov<rdmg t-. 1
JN'jv l\ V5. 4VRIFTT, T Py
KEF SKiETSFOR 1865-0
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP sieciiß/rs.
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent Duplex
Elliptic, or double, Spring Skirt.
THIS INVENTION consists of DUPLEX for two) KlJlp
tic Port Refined Steel Spiings, irijjeulonslv h reded tigb J
ly and firmly together. edge to ed*e. making the tougty
"it, most flexible, elastic ncd datable SuriuK uv«r iu»i
'flier iHd'jm bend 01 break, like the Single Spring*, and
ouasequuntiy preserve their peifect and beautiful Shape
morcth n twice as 1 jug as any single Spring ifkirt that
Ever Hat or Can be made.
The wonderful flexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any l*ady wearing the Dnjdex Ell ptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly in ail crowded Assem
biles, Opera*. Carriage*, F.ailiuad Car*. Church Few*,
Arm Chairs, fr»r Promenade and House Urttt, an tbe
Skirt can be folded when in u.«e to occupy * small plate
as easMv and conveniently as a Silk or Muslin Duns.
A Laiiy having enjoyed the Fie Mine. Comfort and OrMt
Convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic (eel Spring
Sfkht for a single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For Children, Mltacs.aud Young
Ladles they are superior to all others.
THE HOOPS are covered with a ply double twtated
thread and will wear twice at long an the Single yarn
covering which is used on ell Single Steel Ho"p Skirts.
The throe bottom rods on everv Skirt are also Deuble
Steel, andtwioe or double covered to I rsvent the cover-
Ing f'Otn wearing off the rr»ds jhen discing i'.owu atairi=
stone steps. Ac., Ac., which they are constantly subject
to when in use.
AH are made of new and elegant Corfled Tape*, and
art? the best quality in every p-irt giving to the wearer
the m-'st graceful end perfect Shape pon-ible, and are
unquestionably thu lightest, most desirable, comfortable
and economical Skirt ever made.
WEST'S BRADLEY A CAKY, PROPRIETORS of tbe I
Invention, and SOLI, M AM'FACTURKRS.W, Chambers
and 79 A 81 Route Stiueta, New York.
FOR SALE in all first-class Store* in this City, and
throughout the L'n»te I States and Canada. Havana de
Cubit, Mexico, Sohtb Ametica, Oud tho West Indies.
U*. Enquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or deublej
Spring Skirt. A. (£• C.
COXDITIOFMFOB TIIK
®T^.3STIDA.I^ID
History of the War
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ter not strictly reliable and official , and ha* succeeded
in pjodut in< w hat Is universally doinauded, a fair und
impartial llletorv of the War/
J, A NILLIXOBII Ag-nf.
Nov. 29, 1865.
NEJV YORK OBSERVER
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Pel. SI. T.WB, A; l-nrk llcir, Nmt Ynrk.
KscctosN Xotier,
TeTTKIJS te- tnmentar* on the last will and testament
J <»f Sni'iucl Bak'-r, late of Outre Tp.. llutlerCo. Pa.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
rnilE following!* the list of Letters remaiuing in the
1 poft office. Butler I'a. iVcv. Ist, 1806.
A infer Samuel »»- Jameson in. II
Augnstirie «1» ob. Kahle. I^anfcl.
Boti»t Gasper. «. Kennedy 311M Rachel
Kanlief >lr, Rachel Kuser, 11. I),
itorlind Mrs Margrct J Kvtr Milton II
Deck fie John Hi. kwood .Vv.haniel
Ruins Miss Mary Ann MoT lung Esq. Itoht
HarnhaH tlahle McFfuland Joariih.
Hanks JJiss Aunie McElroj*, A. I) 2
Rlain William 2 M«*tirege »r Mr,
Caffy Mrs Harriett McCotwily David
Campbell Misa Ida. McKlsdck Robert
Clans Barb McClnre liaideli
Corn well .lame* C. JVxm Tli-mae
[ Cramer Mr. B. O'Douel Pat
Chamberlain A. B. Piunkrrd Stephen
I ImfTott Anni M. Panther A. K.
Buff Mrs Catherine Russell Wm.
Kbondl Mrs Mary K. Starr Jerry W
Foater Mra. Kate Smith Hi^h
rianklin Mr* Starr Kll.-ha W
tJnrwlek Mr» Carroline Yarwe William M.
Hainer llen*y. Yaojrer Mrs Sophia
Hernemaar Mi. J /.hourly John.
Pcreon* ealliiiK for any of the above lcttera will please
say t boy are Advortised. J.J. SEOWICK,
Aov. K_l" rt £ isnjt Master
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Journal of Physical Culture
FOR \OVK7I IIF.IS, 1565,
(ORtAIKI;
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2. Notes on Travol, or tbe Health In-stitution* of Eng
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3. The Health of Students.
4. Oerrlt Smith on Druukcnoeas
6. A v Upteron Nervousness.
0.. Physical Training In Amherst College; it being a
letter from Dr. llKchcoek, Profiu»sor«>f Physical Cul
turc In that institution, to the Publishers of the
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7, Drunkard's Brains.
H. Intermittent Fevers,
9. Turkish Baths.
in. The Cholera.
11. Black Spot in Yiueiand.
12. A lAsaiut-d Lou luuer on Americans
13. Die True Temperance Platf»rm in Ohio.
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in the hand* of every mother who WO«W hei (i t. I
ren to robust|nmnhood, every student who preserve
his health, and every invalid who he letl away
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a wine hygiene.
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No. US Laight Street, New York.
Aoo. 15, 13CS.
JLOSTT
THE undersigned will liberally reward any person
who will cir« him such information as will enable
him to find a FOCKET-BOOK, which he loesed between
Butler and Michael ATggtd's Hotel, on the Prmq>ect
roarl, on Saturday last, contaiwiug thret fl<o Govern- {
ment Bunds. Such iii£>rtnaiii>n can he contmunicated |
to'K. M'Juukin, Esq , or the Pocket-bonk, if found, can
be left with him. I'll INK AS SITLIFF.
A'ovsiiber lA, 18T.5.
Veuduc.
T|l/7aRE will be exposed to sale at pnblie ofttcry, at ;
I tbe house of theuudersigned, in Jefferaiu township j
Butler county, Pa-, on
Teusdny, A'vccmhrr 28<A. 1865,
the fcdlowina property, via : Oro span of hones, one
span of mole*, two two-yeurs old ' »a, haiHeas T Jhr»
cows, young cattle, hosi*. sheep. «ix n-tcksof bay, farm
ing atednila, household and kitchen fur nature and other
articka too ntuuorous t*>mfcnth>n.
Sain to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M. Conditions '
made kuown on day of sale. Jeffurson township, Aow. t 1
18tJ5. BASLIt S BERNISOER,
Fnblie Xotico.
TUK Stock holders of the Monongnbela Valley i Cuuipany
Cuuipany are her* by rot'fied that a •
meeting of «uid Stockholders "wtII M held !n Won- J
ousahHa City, Washington routitv. I*n.. on SarVK- j
4<J>" p *■•!
nf ftie house of C Harvev. rtkc amongst
other tbiiitfe, of tb» Capital block of alid !
Ceetipany to:*» huiohul eqnui to the est'mated coat of
uink;p*r auob extension tn the Kiiil line as may. be '
''fopoecd nod uereed upon etaald ineetug.
_• J* jI®T: s® I
K ' '
kla A Ufai in 9
TH J? underalrned irould respeetfhlly notify the public
t£at he Las been regularly comnlaelored as
CLAIM AG-EHSTT,
far secrrlns Bovnty Monty, Arrtnri rrf ftiy and /Vi
rion*, for soldiers, or if they ere dead, fur their legal
representatives. No chfrpe wlti tie made for prosecuting
tbc c!aiiui nt siMlers, or tlieir iej -eaontatlvos until th'j
sains are collected. C K.
Butler, June.l7,lßCs.
NEW IIARNEHS SIIOT.
g§ ES
Sedwick, NefF & Co.
TTAYINO opened a new Harnra* Shop, opposite
II Doyd'ißuil(ll#s[i, Ilutlw, Pa., will keep constantly
on baud, a larjre MurtoMttt of Saddles, Harness. am!
everything in their line of 1 wnln«-«, %b4th he "Hem at
prices to mill the limes. Work of all kinds rnanufHctui e-J
toorder. and repairing don« on sh.»rt notice,
Dec. 9. tSOa:::tf JOIIN A. SEDWICK.
R, M. M'LURE,
Attorney at Law,
PENSION AND M CLAIM AGENT.
Orricr.N. E. corner of Diamond, Butler, P».
Feb. 3.1864:: If.
ISTOTIOE.
John M. Thompson, and Charles M'Cnu dlesa. vs. Jaj
A. Hoffman C. 112. No. 73, Sept Term. ISO 6
Sept. 20, 1806, on motion of Charles McCundless Court
grant a Rule on deft, to plead on or before the firvt afly
of njitt term—or Judgment according to law f>r the
, following premise* to if it : Fifty aero* of land situate
in Centre Tj». Butler Co, bounded north by land* of Conn
and BlcAnualluo, east l.y In*.rid McKiasick. south by
Joseph Mr tnnallen, and west by John McPlvitt.
Butler County, «s.
Corllflea from tbo Record, this 10th dav of
October, 18f6. \\ >l. STOOPS, Proth'j
HEAD QUARTERS.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
! JOHN P. ORK,
| I, ATE OF THE PO TOM A C ARM Y,
PHOTOGRAPHER &AMBROTYPIST,
HAS erected n Sew Building on Jefferson street, op
posite tho OITISKM Office, Where be IS piepaicd,
With an entirely NKW APPARATUS an.l MA TP 111 A L
of the VEJI V BEST QttALlTi'*n*l LA TEXT STYLES,
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THANKFUL FOR PAST PATRONAOK, WE OFFER
our services to the public : and pledge ourselves to spare
no pahis or labor to accommodate all who may think
proper to girt u-» a roll. JOIIN P. OUR.
Butler, Oct. 4, ISOOi tf.
JF. M. H. Etddle,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will attend to all business entrusted to bis «»«re prompt
ly. Social attention given to the collection* of J'en
rions. Hack and J!-inn tin.
Will also act as egeut for those wishing to liny or
, sell real estate.
Office on South side of Diamond, lu Bredins building,
Ruter Pa.
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Oct. 25.1806.
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NOTICE-
E II IlelmboW, vs Adulpheid Executor of
Frederick dee'd
In <»f Common Pleas of Butler Co., AVs. 170
of Juue Term, A. D., 135J, and Jt of March Term, A. b.
18*4.
jVbtlee Is hereby given, pnrsimut the .14th section of
tbe Act of 24th February. 10.M.J > Ad» Iheid Larber.
widow and deviaee, and Augusta tyirher,Charles I«arbnr
Kail Lar!»er, and tiustavja (arber, cbildron and heirs
and devisees of Frederick W. l*arher, late of Winfleld
Tp Bufb-rCo Pa. decM. that a writ ofgei. Fa. has been
i*»u»d on aixiv e judgment, returnahleat December next
of the Omrt af >rosii.|. cim on M »n lay the 4th
<Ujr of December. A. D. IH«6, to revtae the same and
■how cause why the s uneshnuU not be levied out of
tbe land ol the said £rederiek W. Larbor. dee d.
Norn. 8, 18 r&. W. O. BKACKE.YRt IKI E. Shff.
NOTICE.
If'mbold I Merkle. vs. Advlhoid Larber. Administrs- ,
tor of F. W. Larber, doc d.
In the Court of Common Plea*, of Duller connfy. !
No's, lit of Juno Term, A. D . lS&l, aud W) of March |
Term. A. D. 1a64.
Notice is hereby given, purnnaut to the 31th Section .
of the Act of 24th Fehi u wy, 1834, to Adelpheid Lar- j
her, widow and dev|soe, and Augusta Laiber. Charles
Larber, Emil fjirber, andOnstasns Larber. childreu and »
! heirs and of Frederick W. Larbor, l-Uo of Win- '
■ field Tp., Butler Co. Pa. dee d, tbiit a writ of Sd. Fa. i
| has beeu issued on above judgment, roturuable at Be- •
I ceml>er uext of the Court irf >reeaid. oiu' - !
: day.the 4th day pf Decembor. A. 1)., 1305. to vi«w I
the name, ami show cause why the suuie «!iould iu>t be j
I leiwed out of tho land of tbe said Frederick W.
dee d. W. O. BRACKBNRIDOE, Sheriff. -
Orpliaus' Court Nule.
BV v|rtno of an orler and decree of the Orphans, i
Court of Butler county. I will sell at pnhllc Veo» )
[ dtie, on the prt-mi»< *. on tbe Yltk day qf December next,
at ate o'clock. P. if., of >aM day, the unidlvtded thlr- !
teentb pait of fifty acre# «112 Umi, m.;r% or les*. siluato '
, in Muddy creek township, Butler county; Penn*a, l«>un- '
dod t»y and adjAlning lands c| J W. James ;
Kngli-<h. Martin Ilushe« aud tho heirs of Edward Keu- '•
uedy. dee d. i
of sals—Ono-tbird of tbe putcnart money to be ,
paid on the conflmiatk»n ot sal# by tbc Court, and tl.a
remainder in two equal annual payment* tber"aftei with ;
Uitorent from Mid coufli vol ion.
PRCDEAVE KICA/TED?. Guardian
of tbe alitor cbtliren of Wru, Kenuedv, dac d. i
Atvembcr 15. !9Cs::lt.
WALL PAPER,
At Reduced Prices
a zz, uf* ,ui •» nv»: i:*• s t
SOGT. jgTwf
LEATHER AND
FINDINGS STORE,
ON MAIN STREET,
One door North of M'Aboy'a Storor
GENTS' FRENCH
CALF HOOTS,
SHOES AND
CONGRESS GAITERS.
LADIES & GENTS' SLIPPERS.
MISSES' ROOTS,
SHOES, AND
GUMS.
BOYS BOOTS & SHOES.
Children's Shoes of all Kinds.
A FULL AND COWPLFTB ASSORTMENT of rr.f
own mat• nfartnrc. constantly on )iand,aud wuikmadsto
order, of the VEST STOCK nnd !o the
Latest stylb.
K largo and full a«sortm»jit if Fastaru atock, of tho
▼try bost material and wut Auacahip.
All kinds of
LEATHER & FINDINGS
French and Common Calf skint,
Sole and Upper Leather,
Morocco, Kipt and Kid*-
ROANS AND LININGS
Of fill kind*.
We have the Urgent, Lost •Mooted, and for tbe tlrnea,
flit- cheapest stock or or offered for sale in Butler.
Tbe public are imited to cull and examina fur them
selves.
May :tl—tf TFIEODORK HUSELTON
" "newfibm^
Sedwick NefF& Co.
I OilN A. BRDWICK, P. P Brown, and E. Neff, have
#| thirdly went into* Partnership, in the Harness amt
>udd'o inn mi racturing business, at the old stand of John
A Sedwick, opp<stite Boyd'* Building, whore they will
continue to manufacture all articles in their iine, at the
luwe->t tirlce*. Otve us a call.
Oct 11.15C6. SEDWICK NEFF k CO.
Executor's Softer,
IETTKRS testamentary bavin? been Issued to tbe
J undersigned, on the estate nf E. D DeWolf. late of
Slipperyrock TJK, dee'd Therefore, all persons know
ins themselves indebted to snld estate ara hereby re
quired to make immediate payment, and those having
Halm-* against the same, will present them proporly au
thenticated for settlement. CATHARINE DeWOLF,
(»et. 26, IMA. Adm'x.
NOTICE,
\Good Weaver on tho Hand Loom, will find constant
employment and good wage*, at Hopewell Factory,
n-ar North Washlngttyi. w p.. EVANS,
>TOTICK !«• eiven. that Letters Testamentary en tbV
l| estate i>f John •Smith, late of Fairview Tp.deo'd.,
Lave been grafted to the undersigned, therefore all per
sona knowing themselves Indebted to said entate will
make immediate j»a\meut.and those having claim*
agafnst the samo will present them propelv authentica
ted for settlement. ROBERT CAMPKELL, E«.
I <VM/<.lSo{r.
FAMILY BIBLES. "
A. STJJPJPTSY
OK
Pfratugrajjlk IliMes,
AX
HE IN E.MAN'S
M.rrl, K. lira
William E. Moore.
PENSION, BOUNTY CLAIM AGENT
E. 51'.ruvakin's Office, Main Htrcft, op
posite Ziininrrman'M Hotel, Butler,
Btaiaer Co. Fa.
No charge until claims received.*^*
(•. & 11. Hitl «;
TAKK THTB OPPORTUNITY TO RKTCRN THEIR
thanks to (he citizens of Butler and vicinity, for their
patronage in tho pant We are still engaged In Buying,
Butchering an<l Selling Cattle, Sbeop and Hog*. We
will spare no pain* to furnish our old customers and all
new ones who may favsr us with a call, witii the vory
WEEP, MI'TTOJf A PORK
That can be p»»rnrM, or that the market can aflbrd.—
Vt u are doterniwicd to do all in our power Co accommo
date the public; and feel satisfied that they will givoua
their patronage.
Fh< p on Main street, nearly opposite Bore'# 3tore.
U7. IMA.
THOS.
Attorney at Law,
AN I>
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT,
Office with Cha*. MTandlfM, Esq./
.Sout la West corner of tlae lauond,
Ilutlcr aa.
Knitting Machines.
11IIE undersigned wonbl inform tbe pubHc, that he If
prepared to *« ll the lmltnu Family Knitting Ma
clow the strongest, moet simple rwid best in the world
—Patented in lHbl,aud perfected in 1804. This machine
will not only do plain w.a-k, suc.l a-, jock* A<- birf al ne
fanry knitting, with a most perfect ami huantHul etltcb
It will knit comforts, Nubi.s Ac , twenty article#.
Any person wtWHllig to obni* one wfli pb a** send for
circular. Address (enclosing a stamp.)
. , or , Crt<; li F.SAHIiaL Zelieuopls
Oct. Agent fi»r Butler County.
Notice.
112 N the matter of tlw> account of J. W. Christy K*y
Toruf jv'" >k KiM,ck ' U ® c d - o c *» No - 6? September
And now towft: Oct. IVf. on motion of C. Mf
faudlees. Conn appo»ot Thomas Kol»hjeor, ilari .an And*-
itor to dinrlbuto tbo fund among those entitled to re
cy,Te"- My«i»C<Hirt.
Certified from the Record this 17th dav of t)ctob© r A
D » W. J. YOIMO, CTk.
Notoa is hereby given that tbe undersigned will aU
tend to the duties It! the above appointment, at the of.
tnn ' ,,w '- E*QM "> Butler, on Tburielav
the 23d d*y of NoVomber, A. D„ 1»(K>, at 1 o'clock P M
. i>« THOMAS ROBINSON,
»■ n Auditor
Audltor'M Notice.
rN the matter of tho Petitlonof B V. Elliott, of Wortk
Tp.. for an examiner, bo lake Uwtiniony. Ac.
i" ' or,a * Anil II»IW to wit: Septem
ber 25»hiWS. on motion of Charles McCandleea ESQ
< onrt appoint Thorn** R«>biiison Esq., » a examiner Mm 4
to report at next term
.Butter County n».
Cw ' ,if * rH from tberw ' >rd ">ia 17th day of October
,SW » WJI.SfOOra, PToth'y * 112
Srffc,ikWrrfty giv.n that lb. ui.J»nrt g n«<e%Mk *-
l.'l'il.) ihu'iut.OT ~1 tho «l<.,venpp.,ii,ini-ntr.ni 1 «
ft (.hwloa K*tf. hi tL,. i,-.
dlly „112 Nor.* d lsfia. it 1 l, K li, !'. >[.
'"«»■ KIIWMTOS. Anrtltf.r
To.the NoldifrHofl^Sl.o2.
A A I.to Oiogrt,, fjr (lie .HT
uls£ rJ"*" *" " uMmot
*'M xiuarx, i
STRAY ~O3W.
OTRAYEU or ftew lie ftirro of tho tubocri
l »er only, Pa . i»n Nov 17
a bHndie r«.w.w ,Ui iofty intuii, with '.hepoint*
cut iff i»c*v.t with calf Aay |>ereoii informa
tion to tb«- sot.* rtbt-r or T C..TMmum*a, Em . it
Eunbufy. will T.. ".1-4. .^1
N 3, K^,: A ' x N ' nonrfo